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4.Be My Baby
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This is areconstruction of the unreleased 1973 John Lennon/Phil Spector collaborationalbum Oldies But Mouldies, recorded in the midst of Lennon’s infamous “LostWeekend”.Put on hold when Phil Spectormysteriously disappeared with the mastertapes, the album was later recovered,mostly rerecorded and released as the Rock ‘n’ Roll album in 1975.This reconstruction attempts to not onlypresent a more listenable product, but to present what the album would havesounded like before it became Rock ‘n’ Roll.
After beingliterally inseparable for five years, Yoko Ono sensed John Lennon’s wonderingeye and questioned if he was able to remain loyal to her.Her solution was to kick him out, allowinghim to “sow his wild oats” and get “it” out of his system.Accompanied by his assistant May Pang (whowas essentially authorized by Yoko to be Lennon’s mistress), Lennon departed toLos Angeles in September 1973, looking for a good time.. and more.What was supposed to be a two-week staybecame fourteen months of chaos and debauchery—both in the clubs and the recording studio.
The seeds ofthe Oldies But Mouldies album—which was also provisionally titled Back To Mono—wereapparently two events: Lennon meeting his heroes Jerry Lee Lewis and FatsDomino, and a lawsuit by music publisher Morris Levy.Lennon had nicked a line from Chuck Berry’s“You Can’t Catch Me” for The Beatles classic “Come Together” and anout-of-court settlement stipulated that Lennon was to cover three songs fromLevy’s Big Seven publishing catalog, earning royalties for Levy in lieu of anyfurther litigation and the embarrassing co-writing credit to theLennon/McCartney song.Drunkenly givingin, Lennon decided to make a party of it and record an entire album of 1950srockers and ballads that had influenced him as a teenager.To top it off, he invited legendary producerPhil Spector to oversee the project, promising him complete creative controland even allowing Spector to choose the songs!
Sessionsbegan in mid-October at A&M Studios with Spector creating his recognizable“Wall of Sound”, using an absurdly large group of the top session musicians inLA.But the combination of Lennon’sdestructive, drunken antics, Spector’s insane eccentricities and the revolvingdoor of studio musicians, celebrities and hanger-ons, more lunacy was recordedthan actual music.Spector famouslyarrived with bodyguards, armed with a handgun, dressed alternatingly as asurgeon, karate master or a priest.One night Spectoreven fired his gun in the studio, causing Lennon to dare to scream back atSpector, in fear of losing his hearing.Other nights Lennon would go into violent, drunken fits, many believing inanguish over his separation from Yoko.Andof course, the backdrop to the proceedings was always a studio ridiculouslyfull of musicians and a control room full of celebrities along for the ride—and theopen bar.
ThroughoutOctober and a final session in late November at A&M, eight songs wererecorded: Larry Williams’ “Bony Moronie”; The Ronettes’ “Be My Baby”; Rosie& The Originals’ “Angel Baby”; Chuck Berry’s “Sweet Little Sixteen”; LloydPrice’s “Just Because”; Martha & The Vendellas’ “A Love Like Yours”; TheChordettes’ “Born To Be With You”; and The Teddy Bears’ “To Know Her Is To LoveHer”.Additional sessions at The RecordPlant Los Angeles in December produced three more tracks: Arthur Crudup’s “MyBaby Left Me”; the song that started this whole mess—“You Can’t Catch Me”; andJohn Lennon’s only original composition during this period, “Here We Go Again”,co-credited to Phil Spector.With thebacking tracks to eleven songs more or less in the can, the album came to acrashing halt when Phil Spector mysteriously disappeared after telling Lennonthe studio had burned down.With rumorsthat Spector had suffered a serious car injury and might not even be in thecountry anymore, Lennon resolved to finish the album himself… Until he foundthat Spector had stolen all of the master tapes!Oldies But Mouldies was officially on holduntil further notice.
As 1974rolled in, Lennon went on to work on different projects during his “LostWeekend”.Firstly, producing an albumwith his old friend Harry Nilsson that spring, Pussy Cats.Secondly, Lennon began preproduction on hisfollow-up to Mind Games, demoing newer compositions.Suddenly (and appropriately in the midst ofthe Watergate scandal), Lennon received a mysterious phone call from Spector,claiming that he “had the James Dean tape.”For a sum of $90,000 Lennon was able to secure the masters to nine outof the eleven songs recorded; Spector chose to hold on to the masters of “A Love LikeYours” for Cher & Nilsson and “Born To Be With You” for Dion.
Afterreviewing the Back To Mono/Oldies But Moldies/James Dean Tapes that summer,Lennon concluded that the recordings accurately reflected the actualsessions—they were a catastrophic, drunken mess.Spector’s 'Wall of Sound' was overblown andLennon’s scratch vocals were over the edge.Setting the tapes aside, Lennon instead focused on his new batch of songs, usingmuch of the same session musicians as on Oldies But Mouldies.This album, called Walls and Bridges, seemedto be a return to form for Lennon after a series of forgettable albums, songsthat largely concerned his longing for Yoko.With the fate of Oldies But Mouldies in question, Lennon used it’sintended cover art for Walls and Bridges instead: a drawing he had made in1952, when he was 11 years old.
Since Lennonfelt that the Oldies But Mouldies tapes were basically unusable, he chose toappease Levy’s original lawsuit by including a short, impromptu cover of theLevy-owned “Ya Ya” to conclude Walls and Bridges.Levy was not amused—nor satisfied.Having to return to finish the Oldies ButMouldies project, Lennon and his backing band relocated to Levy’s own Sunnyviewrecording studio in order to sober up and focus on the project.With Levy approving of the rehearsed materialfrom his songbook, Lennon and his band entered The Record Plant New York inOctober 1974—one year from the start of the project—to record the additionalsongs intended to round out the salvageable material from the Spectorsessions.Nine songs were completed:Gene Vincent’s “Be-Bop-A-Lula”; Ben E King’s “Stand By Me”; a medley of LittleRichard’s “Rip It Up”/”Ready Teddy”; Fats Domino’s “Ain’t That a Shame”; BobbyFreeman’s “Do You Wanna Dance”; Little Richard’s “Slippin and Slidin”; BuddyHolly’s “Peggy Sue”; a medley of Sam Cooke’s “Bring It On Home To Me” andLittle Richard’s “Send Me Some Lovin”; and a proper version of Lee Dorsey’s “YaYa”.
Now titledRock ‘n Roll, Lennon used the leaner and sober 1974 New York sessions as thebasis of the album.Additional work wasneeded to some of the LA sessions: “Sweet Little Sixteen”, “Bony Moronie” and “JustBecause” received new vocals; an edit was made in “You Can’t Catch Me” toreprise the first verse, extending the song’s length; likewise “Angel Baby” wasedited to lengthen the track, although it did not make the final cut for thealbum; conversely, the intro to “Be My Baby” was cut short and an entire verseremoved to shorten the song by over a minute, although it too did not make the album.
Finally, areunification between Lennon and Ono, orchestrated by none other than EltonJohn, put an end to “The Lost Weekend”.Choosingto focus on promotion for Walls and Bridges, Lennon provided a rough mix of theassembled Rock ‘n’ Roll album to Levy in good faith, promising a release laterin 1975.Not satisfied to wait a year,Levy proposed to release the album in advance through his own mail-orderservice, Adam VIII, believing that would circumvent EMI’s ownership of the masterrecordings.Initially approving of theidea, Lennon gave his consent and Levy issued his own cut of the album--Roots:John Lennon Sings The Great Rock & Roll Hits, using his tape of rough mixes.Of course EMI did not approve, and withLennon quickly switching sides, slight alterations were made to the master and Rock‘n’ Roll was rush-released in February. Levywas later sued for breach of contract.Lennonand EMI ultimately prevailed but not after 1,270 copies of Roots made their wayinto the market, making it one of the most valuable Lennon collector’sitems.A curious effect of thesecompeting albums was that they each had different edits of the same songs.But did either represent the originalSpector-helmed Oldies But Mouldies album?
This is atricky reconstruction, because the existent rough mixes of the Phil Spectorsessions simply do not sound very good; to that extent, both Roots and Rock ‘n’Roll are neither great sounding albums in the first place!Relying on purely the rough mixes found onRoots or The Lost Lennon Tapes bootlegs reveals a tiring listen, based onSpector’s overblown production and Lennon’s drunken rambling; the originalrough mix of “Just Because” is really all you need to hear to understand this point!Thus, we will choose to generally utilize themore sensible and sonically palatable remixes found on the 2004 reissue of Rock‘n’ Roll, commissioned by Yoko Ono.While the mix itself is not historically accurate—using the new vocalsLennon cut in 1974—the result is a much more enjoyable listen!
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Side Abegins with Lennon’s sole composition, the lush but lackluster “Here We GoAgain” taken from Gimme Some Truth.Following is the culprit “You Can’t Catch Me’, taken from the 2004 remixof Rock ‘n’ Roll but re-edited to match the original rough mix of the song,effectively removing the extra verse.Next is “To Know Her Is To Love Her”, taken from the 2004 Rock ‘n’ Roll,although it is apparently in its original mix.The side closes with what exemplifies the album’s madness and excess:“Be My Baby”, using the most refined mix of the full nearly-six minute version,taken from Phil Lip’s Delux Rock n Roll bootleg.
Side Bbegins with the ruckus of “Bony Moronie” taken from the 2004 remix of Rock nRoll, a highlight of the album featuring a Lennon vocal teetering off theedge.Following is “My Baby Left Me”,the remix also taken from the 2004 Rock ‘n’ Roll.“Angel Baby” from the 2004 Rock ‘n’ Rollfollows, again re-edited to match the original rough mix, effectively removingthe extra bridge.The remixed “SweetLittle Sixteen” follows, and the album concludes with the rambling weak-link“Just Because”, using the 2004 remix just because, to put it simply, theoriginal rough mix from 1973 is unlistenable due to Lennon’s drunkramblings.
Gimme Some Truth (2001 CD)
Rock 'n' Roll Delux (2018 fanmade bootleg, Phil Lip)
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